Dive insurance can be provided through most travel insurance packages. You should make sure you check how much you are covered for though. Items to be checked should be regarding to dive limits, type of diving and depth. We recommend Divers Alert Network (DAN), who can provide dive insurance packages up to professional level and…
A medical to dive is required for all divers with any pre-existing medical conditions, which might be contradictions to diving safely When you arrive here before you start your training we will ask to fill out the Medical Statement either physically or via our online medical declaration. This will then be assessed to see if…
PADI diving qualifications are among the most widely recognized worldwide and can be used anywhere in the world. PADI Instructor The PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor (OWSI) rating is the first PADI Instructor level attained by dive professionals. During their training, instructor candidates review PADI Standards, procedures, philosophies and teaching methods, as well as hone…
How Long Does My Dive Training Take? Assuming that you will want some time away from diving and a day or two off a week then you need to allow yourself time to fit in all of your courses and get the dives that you need in. The guides provided from each starting level for…
Regarding vaccinations to travel to Kenya, we recommend that you ask your doctor about this before coming. Generally, Hepatitis, Typhoid, Polio and Tuberculosis shots are required. Yellow Fever inoculations are also required by many countries when arriving from Kenya so it is a good idea to have them. You might want to consider taking anti-malarial…
A Flight to Kenya from the UK or Europe should be around £500 GBP. This can vary depending on the time of year and how soon in advance you book it etc. Either go directly to the airline’s websites listed below or visit sites such as www.momondo.com. The airport you need to fly to is…
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